What Time Is It? How Daily Routines Build Communication & Independence in Young Children
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What Time Is It? How Daily Routines Build Communication & Independence in Young Children
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Does your child struggle with transitions, daily routines, or understanding what happens next?
In this episode of The Practical Therapist, Speech-Language Pathologist LaShonya S. Lacount shares practical ways parents and caregivers can use everyday routines to support communication, independence, and smoother transitions.
You’ll learn how simple strategies like first-then language, visual schedules, timers, repetition, functional vocabulary, and short directions can make daily activities easier for young children to understand and follow.
From getting dressed and eating breakfast to leaving the house and getting ready for bed, everyday routines can become powerful opportunities for communication development.
Before you go, if you’d like more practical strategies you can start using with your child today, I created a free 13-page guide called Communication Starts Today. It includes seven simple strategies you can use during everyday routines to encourage communication. You’ll find the free download link right here in the episode description. And be sure to follow The Practical Therapist so you can join me for the next episode.👉 Get your free guide here:
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